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• 1 media/ifm_McLennan.jpg 2024-03-14T17:35:41-07:00 Lieut. John McLennan 3 Lieut. John McLennan: June 1, 1911 plain 2024-03-14T17:50:08-07:00 Irish Folk Music: A Fascinating Hobby (1910) 6/1/1911 55.9590257,-3.1900512 51.897722,-8.475086 Lyon & Turnbull auction house, Edinburgh To Lieut John McLennan
  A Militant Gael
  of Edinburgh
  Compliments of the Author
  on Recommendation of
  John Smithwick Wayland
  Cork Pipers' Club
  June 1st
  1911
  
  Biography:
  John McLennan was a Lieutenant in the Edinburg police, and known to be a fine highland piper. By his death on December 25th, 1923, he had transcribed over 7,000 tunes for the highland pipes, with a focus on the esoteric tradition of piobaireachd. His son, George Stewart McLennan came to be known as a prolific composer of tunes for the highland pipes. And article on the McLennans can be found here. 
  
  John Smithwick Wayland, more commonly known as Seán Wayland, was one of the founders in March of 1898 of the Cork Pipers' Club in Ireland. For more information on Seán Wayland and the Cork Pipers' Club, please see this article by Mary Mitchell-Ingoldsby.
  
  Provenance:
  This copy of Irish Folk Music: A Fascinating Hobby (1910) came up for sale through the Edinburgh auction house Lyon & Turnbull in 2015.